Michael Weaver Biography: Age, Height, Net Worth, Parents, Movies & TV Shows, Spouse

Michael Weaver is a Canadian actor, writer, director and musician best known for his role as Officer Smy in the Broken Lizard comedy Super Troopers. He has appeared in a range of film and television projects spanning comedy and drama, including Club Dread, The Greatest Game Ever Played, Arctic Void and Catch a Killer.

With a career that also includes series regular work, guest roles on major network shows, and independent creative projects, Weaver has established himself as a versatile supporting performer.

Michael Weaver
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Name:	Michael Weaver
Born:	17 February 1971 (age 55 years old)
Place of Birth:	Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Nationality:	Canadian
Parents:	Mr. and Mrs. Weaver
Occupation:	Actor, Writer, Director, Musician
Net Worth:	$1 million–2 million

Early Life and Education

Michael Weaver came into the world on 17 February 1971 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, to parents referred to as Mr. and Mrs. Weaver. Information about siblings is not publicly available.

He initially pursued music and performed with his rock band The New Black before an agent suggested he explore acting after seeing him perform at a gig in Vancouver. He studied acting full-time in New York, appeared in off-Broadway productions, and later relocated to Los Angeles to advance his screen career. He is of Canadian origin, and his religion is Christianity.

Career

Michael Weaver first gained wider recognition as Officer Smy in the 2001 Broken Lizard comedy Super Troopers. He followed this with another collaboration with the group in Club Dread (2004).

His performance in that film led to a role as 1912 U.S. Open champion John McDermott in Bill Paxton’s The Greatest Game Ever Played (2005). Early television work included a scene with Jack Lemmon in the TV movie The Long Way Home, guest appearances on Law & Order, and a series lead role in the sitcom The Mullets.

Weaver continued to build a steady career with regular and recurring television roles, including Danny on Notes from the Underbelly and Randy on The Joe Schmo Show. He accumulated numerous guest spots on series such as CSI, Law & Order: SVU, Parenthood, Last Man Standing, NCIS, Hot in Cleveland, Franklin & Bash and Grey’s Anatomy.

In film he appeared in projects including Swing Low (2019), Arctic Void (2022), in which he also wrote and produced, Catch a Killer (2024), and The Reckoning. He has also written, directed and starred in his own short-form and pilot projects, including the YouTube series Heavy Petting and the pilot Middle Ages.

In later years Weaver has maintained a presence in both independent film and network television while expanding into writing and directing. His work reflects a consistent ability to move between comedic and dramatic roles, contributing to a diverse body of screen credits over more than two decades.

Personal Life

Michael Weaver has kept his personal relationships largely out of the public eye. No verified information regarding marriage, long-term partners or children has been widely disclosed.

He has focused publicly on his professional work as an actor, writer, director and musician.

Filmography

• Super Troopers (2001)
• Club Dread (2004)
• The Greatest Game Ever Played (2005)
• Swing Low (2019)
• Arctic Void (2022)
• Catch a Killer (2024)
• The Reckoning (2025)

Net Worth

Michael Weaver has an estimated net worth of approximately $1–2 million, accumulated through a sustained career as a working actor in film and television.

Additional income has come from writing, directing and producing independent projects, as well as earlier work as a musician.

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